Silent And Seperate System Flashcards

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What was the seperate system

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Kept in individual cells to work, pray and visited by clergymen
Only left cells for religious service and exercise.
Put to work making boots and prison clothes

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What was the most famous separate system

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Pentonville Prison in London

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What was the silent system

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Prison life was made as unpleasant as possible
Prisons could eat and exercise together
Work was boring and pointless, like the crank, and tread wherl

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What was the aim of the silent system

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To make prisoners not re offend

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What’s capital crime

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A crime punishable by the death penalty

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How were the changes in attitude to punishment in twentieth century

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  • should undertake hard Labour be locked up in solitary cells not have visitors
    Rehabilitation- counselling training and education
    Probation and parole to supervise the convict
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What were open prisons

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Started after the Second World War to house non violent prisons with low risk of escaping. Aim to resettle prisons in the communiti

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Who was Ruth Ellis

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Hanged in 1955 for the murder of her lover in circumstances she saw as a crime of passion

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Who was John Howard

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He carried out a survey of prisons
Many died from diseases such as jail fever
He believed that prisons should reform criminals and to be kept in solitary confinement. He made visits to server Al welsh prisons like Swansea and wrexham

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Who was G.O Paul

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had a new jail for the country designed for Security. Polygonal. To let staff see what was going on
Health, isolation section for new prisoners to be checked for disease and good ventilation
Separation. Male and female

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Who was Elizabeth fry

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She was a devout Christian. In 1813 visited Newgate Prison was horrified at conditions. 1817 formed the Association for the Improvement of women Prisoners in Newgate. Schools for women and children. Needlework for women introduced.

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When was the Gaols Act

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1823

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When was the stocks and pillory introduced

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Sixteenth and seventeenth century as public humiliation

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What is corporal punishment

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Involved whipping or flogging. This was a type of public humiliation. Used for minor offences like drunkenness begging or vagrancy

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